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The ionosphere, one of the regions of the upper atmosphere, plays an important role in global communications. Ionized by solar radiation, this electricity-rich region...
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Powering Buildings With Bioreactor Algae Skin Facades

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A five-story apartment building in Hamburg, Germany gets its juice from its algae skin.  It's an example of the kind of architectural innovation that...
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Sol Chip’s Everlasting Solar Battery is a World First

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Israeli's Sol-Chip has developed an everlasting solar battery that can power mobile and remote devices continuously using energy from the sun. The implications of an...
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Zayed Prize-Winning School Inches Closer to Zero Carbon

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The school was the first in the oil-rich United Arab Emirates to scoop the prestigious $100,000 Zayed Future Energy Prize in the Global High School...
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Powdered Water Hydrates Drought-Stricken Farms

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Mexican farmers have been fighting drought with Solid Rain for more than a decade, but the powdered water designed by chemical engineer Sergio Jésus Rico...
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SunOven Provides Off-Grid Cooking in 40 Developing Countries

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Westerners take access to electricity for granted, but a ridiculous portion of the global population has to scramble for twigs and other unsustainable fuel...
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Tiny “Water Chip” Desalinates Water With the Power of a Store-Bought Battery

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Water scarcity is probably the most pressing environmental concern in the Middle East region and current desalination technologies are too costly and energy-intensive to...
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3-D Printed Plastic Gun Breaches Israeli Parliament Building Undetected!

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Israel's security is renowned for being particularly tight, but officials failed to detect a 3-D printed gun when a local TV show snuck it...
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Ashalim is Israel’s Largest Concentrating Solar Power Plant

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Negev Energy, the new partnership between the Spanish and Israeli companies, will build and operate the 110 MW Parabolic Trough plant under a 25 year power purchase agreement. The energy they produce will sell for NIS0.76 per kilowatt hour, or $0.21.
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DESERTEC Leaves its Industrial Partner Dii

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More setbacks for Middle East solar or the only way a big dream can move ahead? DESERTEC has canceled its commercial partnership to build a...
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World’s First ‘Tablet Cafe’ Circumvents Chronic Power Cuts

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The world's first tablet cafe has opened in Dakar and already Google's latest experiment is turning out to be a major game changer. Bordered...
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Israel’s Blue I to Detect Floating Dead Pigs in China’s Water

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Pollution of fresh water supplies in large Asian countries is becoming more and more serious due to increasing populations and rapid industrialization. This is...
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16-year-old Turkish Teen Makes Bioplastic from Banana Peels

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Meet Elif Bilgin, the latest in a string of wunderkids from the Middle East and North Africa, who invented a bioplastic made from banana...
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$10 Recycled Cardboard Bike Indiegogo Campaign Raises Nearly $20,000 in Two Days

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When news of a $10 bicycle made of recycled cardboard first reached our desk, we didn't think it would ever see the light of day,...
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Turkey: Whopping 9GW of Solar Projects Submitted in Five Days

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While political unrest continues to simmer in Turkey, elsewhere business continues apace. The country recently invited expressions of interest to participate in a Feed-in-Tariff...
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How skinny medicine is reshaping the fashion industry, an interview with Katie Jones

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GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are changing more than waistlines. Fashion researcher Katie Baker Jones explains how weight-loss drugs could reshape clothing sizes, body positivity, textile consumption and the fashion industry.

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